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The most exciting opportunities in a small business often arrive unexpectedly. And sometimes, taking advantage of them requires money — more than you may have at the moment.

When I moved from Pennsylvania to Florida, my husband and I looked everywhere for an affordable apartment. We finally found the perfect place that was within budget, and for that first year, it was wonderful.

Then we got our renewal notice and found out our rent would go up by over $250.

Being a devoted fan of something usually takes up a lot of time and money. But what if you could actually make money from being a superfan?

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as food stamps, has always been controversial.